I Transmigrated and Became the National Destiny of Great Qin

The object of Qin's sacrifices was the Black Bird. The Black Bird was also the symbol of the state. It was the symbol of Qin, a symbol that had existed since the Shang dynasty.

Before the Qin Dynasty, surnames and clan names were separate: the surname (姓) represented the ancestral lineage, while the clan name (氏) represented a branch. This was primarily to prevent inbreeding. However, after three generations, surnames and clan names merged. Taking the Ying clan as an example, a branch of the Zhao clan became the Ying clan.

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To put it simply, the author lacks historical knowledge and political and cultural understanding, like a child pretending to be an adult, forcing the issue without any original ideas.

Having unified the six kingdoms and brought the world under one rule, I have built the Great Wall to guard the dragon veins of the nine provinces, protecting my Great Qin and safeguarding my state. I hereby swear this oath in the name of the First Emperor!

The writing style is a bit immature, and the forced archaism makes it feel like a child imitating an adult. There's really no need to use a semi-classical style; telling a good story in plain language is just as good. Anyway, you've already brought out the aura of destiny, so it's not official history. Writing style is not important; don't show off your skills. Telling a good story is the most important thing.

In the first chapter, the protagonist becomes a dragon. Influenced by the dragon, his emotions don't spiral out of control; he appears calm and unperturbed, even indifferent to death. Then, when Ying Zheng is assassinated, the protagonist becomes furious—genuinely furious. He even makes excuses, asking why an eight-year-old should experience such things? Please, the protagonist can't even control his own emotions, yet he's teaching Ying Zheng how to control his?

Keep it up, author! It would be great if you could do a live stream while cross-dressing and writing your novel. Or maybe show us what it's like when you're preparing to enter the palace in women's clothing. The writing is alright; it's readable, but I don't feel there's anything new in it.

To be honest, when I first saw the title of the latest chapter, I thought it was something the protagonist was saying to the nobles of the destroyed country, asking them what they were so arrogant about. But when I opened the table of contents, I realized it wasn't the novel 😅. The author should just ignore them; the more you pay attention to them, the happier they'll be.

It's you and me again, it's giving me a headache, I'm half-witted and half-unwitting.